Mixed Reactions to Republican Midterm Win
Public Less Happy Than After 2006 and 1994 Elections
Voter Participation 
11.11.10
10.31.10
GOP Likely to Recapture Control of House
Pew Research Center’s final 2010 pre-election survey finds the Republican Party continuing to hold a solid lead in preferences for Tuesday’s midterm election. The poll, conducted Oct. 27-30 among 2,373 registered voters, including 1,809 voters considered the most likely to vote, shows that 48% of likely voters say they will vote for the Republican [...]
10.29.10
The Party of Nonvoters
10.21.10
Ground War More Intense Than 2006, Early Voting More Prevalent
As the midterm elections approach, there is every indication that voter turnout will be as high as in 2006, but unlike four years ago, Republicans – not Democrats – are now more engaged and enthusiastic about casting a ballot. The prospects for a GOP turnout advantage on Election Day are almost as favorable in [...]
07.01.10
Voting Intentions Even, Turnout Indicators Favor GOP
With four months to go before Election Day, voting intentions for the House remain closely divided, and neither party has gained or lost much ground over the course of 2010. However, Republicans are much more engaged in the coming election and more inclined to say they are certain to vote than are Democrats. This [...]
